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i kept rpms 4k and under for the first 1000 miles ,except when passing "left lane loosers" you know those brain dead drivers who hog the left lane and never

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View Poll Results: How did you go about breaking in your new 370Z engine?
Baby the car - never drive over 55 and never put the foot into it for the first 1000 miles. 20 24.39%
Drive it <= 65 MPH and give it the hammer for a few seconds now and then. 31 37.80%
Drive the bitch like you stole it. 31 37.80%
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Old 08-23-2009, 05:20 PM   #25 (permalink)
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i kept rpms 4k and under for the first 1000 miles ,except when passing "left lane loosers" you know those brain dead drivers who hog the left lane and never move over even thou no one is in the right lane! they 're usually under the speed limit and compleatly unaware of their surroundings,really piss me off and make me pass them quickly..
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